Super Tuesday Thread (First Polls Closing at 7 p.m. Eastern Time)

NY Times map link ^ | 6 March 2012 | We the Freepers

[Vigilanteman]

Here's tonight's schedule. Results will update at the link:

Alaska: Caucuses begin at 8 PM ET

Georgia: Polls close at 7 PM ET

Idaho: Caucuses begin at 9 PM ET

Massachusetts: Polls close at 8 PM ET

North Dakota: Caucuses begin at 6:30 PM ET

Ohio: Polls close at 7:30 PM ET

Oklahoma: Polls close at 8 PM ET

Tennessee: Polls close at 8 PM ET

Vermont: Polls close at 7 PM ET

Virginia: Polls close at 7 PM ET

Wyoming: Caucuses begin at 7 PM ET

[Right_in_Virginia]

I’m really interested in hearing about delegate splits.

[onyx]

OH, well, projections are projections. I like to see results.

Romney’s victory speech is coming from Boston.

I will NEVER vote for Romney.

He’s ripped every opponent to shreds.

So now he’s going to be Mr. United?

NO SALE!

[central_va]

So, we may be looking at a Pyrrhic victory for precious Willard, and a disaster for the GOP come November.

You don't understand: it's his turn. /sarc

[FourPeas]

My conscience doesn’t change with the times; if it did it would just be a feeling.

[COBOL2Java]

No love loss between Thompson and Romney but I find it interesting that Guiliani is in the mix.

Those are just two that Mark mentioned off the top of his head. I'm sure there are plenty more.

[Lexinom]

Finally, some good news!

[VictoryGal]

I despise the Huffington post, but they’ve got the nicest numbers tracking page I’ve seen so far. Just don’t click on the ads.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/06/super-tuesday-2012-results_n_1324709.html?ref=politics

[trappedincanuckistan]

It’s all in the delegates!

[Kaosinla]

You keeping saying we will capitulate and eventually vote Romney, but this family, at least, won’t have blood on our hands.

[sheikdetailfeather]

Newt said on Hannity that anyone who said they will drop out now is a Romney supporter. Fox is salivating and hoping he and Santorum drop out. Newt said Hillary stayed in till June and Reagan stayed in till Sept. Also, many of the delegates are not legally bound. Newt is in it for the long haul. Fox just said there also was a protest vote against Romney in Vermont just like in Va..

[Theodore R.]

Senator Coburn will come forward to bring us all into the Romney column come November. It’s inevitable. OK is not enough for Santorum. He might could have taken TX had we had the primary on schedule.

[Red Steel]

Newt closing in on 50% of the vote in Georgia @ 48%.

[StarFan]

Hopefully it will be known tonight. Juan said even with Gingrich winning his home State, it may not be enough to stay in the race. I doubt either Santorum or Gingrich will drop out anytime soon.

[Yaelle]

What’s this going around? Onyx has a tattoo of Newt on her nethers... and her husband drew it?? ;)

[onyx]

Those 60’s professors need to die off.

Dangerous anti-Americans.

[Theodore R.]

Well, I wish I hadn’t voted for GWB either, but there was no recourse otherwise.

[VictoryGal]

Arrrrrrg.... Santorum now behind in Ohio! 39% Romney, 36% Rick.

CmonnnnnnnnnOHIO!!!! Flip it, flip it, flip it!!!!

[TomGuy]

CNN

Sadly, Donna Brasille made a statement that is too true: Romney’s gains are mostly from his negative ads.

Currently,

Santorum strong in TN, OK. Holding even with Romney in OH.

[Lexinom]

I was willing to get behind McCain in 08, but this time feels different.

[Right_in_Virginia]

Juan said even with Gingrich winning his home State, it may not be enough to stay in the race.

Ah, the deep thinker Juan speaks. (How can you tolerate listening to him?)

Newt's in this to win it!